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MARITIME ANTI-CORRUPTION NETWORK // FEBRUARY 2023 5 THE MARITIME ANTI-CORRUPTION NETWORK (MACN) NOW HAS MORE THAN 180 MEMBERS, REPRESENTING MORE THAN 50% OF THE GLOBAL FLEET’S TONNAGE, WITH 10 NEW COMPANIES JOINING THE NETWORK SINCE THE MEMBERS’ MEETING IN SPRING 2022. VISIT THE MACN WEBSITE FOR THE COMPLETE LIST OF MEMBERS. MACN CONTINUES TO EXPAND MACN is a global business network comprised of maritime companies working towards the vision of a maritime industry free from corruption that enables fair trade to the benefit of society at large. Britannia P&I Club has been actively supporting MACN’s vision of a corruption and bribe-free maritime industry since becoming a member in 2019. We are keen to promote awareness of MACN and its aims and initiatives among our Members and we encourage our Members to consider the benefits of joining MACN. BECOME AN MACN MEMBER If you are interested in becoming an MACN member or attending a future members’ meeting as an observer, please email: macn@macn.dk Further details on MACN can also be found at: www.macn.dk REPRESENTING MORE THAN 50% OF THE GLOBAL FLEET’S TONNAGE 180 MEMBERS MACN NOW HAS MORE THAN BRITANNIA BRIEFING No5 The meeting covered a mix of plenary sessions and workshops. On the first day, members had a chance to take part in breakout sessions together with MACN’s local partners who are supporting and implementing actions on the ground in Argentina, Pakistan, Nigeria, Egypt, India and Bangladesh. Members also had an opportunity to hear from the leadership of the Suez Canal Authority on the integrity work that is done in the Suez Canal. MACN AUTUMN MEETING NOVEMBER 2022 MACN WAS DELIGHTED TO WELCOME 120 PARTICIPANTS TO THE ANNUAL FALL MEMBERS MEETING IN DUBAI ON 29-30 NOVEMBER 2022 NEW MACN REPORT The sessions and discussions on the second day revolved around MACN’s 2030 Strategy and the importance of teambuilding in-house and across the supply chain. The second day also included a keynote panel on the new IMO guide on tackling maritime corruption as well as a discussion on corruption risks during Port State Control (PSC) inspections. 3 SEA DILIGENCE IS NOW LIVE MACN is excited to announce the launch of its new third-party risk management platform - 3 Sea Diligence. 3 Sea Diligence will provide MACN members with access to standardised due diligence data and KYC tools, enabling members to utilise community benefits and access baseline due diligence free of charge. Click here to access the user onboarding form for MACN Members to receive 3 Sea Diligence access and more information. STRENGTHENING INTEGRITY AND TRANSPARENCY DURING PORT STATE CONTROL INSPECTIONS The maritime industry recognises that the Port State Control (PSC) has greatly contributed to improved maritime safety and security, and the prevention of marine pollution. However, integrity and transparency risks are present in the PSC system which is now regularly reported by the industry. MACN has prepared the following report to enhance the objectives of the PSC system through the Code of Good Practice and to assist PSC Officers to conduct their inspections to the highest of professional standards. Through this report, MACN wishes to collaborate with the industry and all the PSC Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) to enhance standards for PSC inspection procedures in respective regions. Read the report here. MARITIME ANTI-CORRUPTION NETWORK // FEBRUARY 2023 SUEZ CANAL AUTHORITY SUEZ CANAL AUTHORITY AND MACN SIGN A MEMORANDUM OF UNDE
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